CORPORATE VIDEOGRAPHY
HIGH QUALITY VIDEOS ARE AN ESSENTIAL PART OF CORPORATE BRANDING
Kaimara’s creative team, which includes a number of videography specialists, will manage all aspects of your video production. Our production and post-production equipment is of the highest quality, and our videographers have many years of experience.
Before the event we will help you with creative aspects such as storyboarding and what your specific requirements are. During filming we use multiple cameras at each event, and ensure that our services are unobtrusive and blend into the environment. We are able to include time-lapse videos and behind the scenes footage.
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RECORDING PROMINENT EVENTS AND CEREMONIES CAN BE USED IN PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL AND EMPLOYEE TRAINING
HERE ARE A FEW AREAS WHERE CORPORATE VIDEOGRAPHY IS PARTICULARLY USEFUL:
Capture award ceremonies to create a permanent record of achievements and performance. Conference videos are an educational resource, particularly for employees or delegates who were not in attendance. Keynote speeches and guest interviews can be recorded and digitally stored for marketing purposes.
Publicity events such as charity drives can reach a wider audience for months afterwards by using videos and product advertorials.
Parties and corporate social events are wildly popular on social media. Why not capture your employees enjoying themselves?
Team building videos are useful for motivating staff and reinforcing company values. Employees also love to keep the memories of these events alive.
There are a number of benefits to using videography in the corporate environment. Corporate Videograpy can for example, include businesses using advanced aerial drone equipment to do stock taking in large warehouses, especially when boxes are very hard to reach and time consuming. In addition, auditing costs can be massive, and the drone can save thousands of rands.
Our professional camera crew use the most advanced video and audio equipment. The post-production services include editing, voice-overs, video encoding, and DVD production.